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Astreya is seeking a Catalogue Analyst to own global product data, pricing, and manufacturer details across hardware, software and accessories. You will manage lifecycle from NPI to EOS/EOP, ensure data integrity, and enable accurate spend reporting across the organization.
Collaborating with NPI engineering and Supplier Management, you will configure regional storefront visibility, validate supplier pricing, and lead master-data updates.
Are you a detail-oriented professional passionate about data integrity and operational excellence? As a Catalogue Analyst, you will be the guardian of our global product catalogue—the critical single source of truth that powers every downstream buying, receiving, and invoicing activity. In this pivotal role, you will manage complex product data, pricing, and manufacturer details across hardware, software, and accessories. You'll play a central role in the New Product Introduction (NPI) pipeline, overseeing the full lifecycle of catalogue items from initial setup through to End-of-Sale and retirement. By maintaining a pristine catalogue, you ensure seamless ordering, accurate pricing, and reliable spend reporting across the entire organization. You will be responsible for validating supplier pricing, executing master-data updates, and configuring regional storefront visibility to ensure the right products reach the right teams. Partnering closely with cross-functional teams including NPI engineering and Supplier Management, you will drive accuracy and efficiency in a high-impact environment. If you thrive on precision and want to contribute to the backbone of our procurement operations, we invite you to join our team.
Manage and maintain the accuracy of the global hardware, software and accessories catalogues, ensuring product data, pricing, specifications and manufacturer details are validated and current. Perform bulk data updates and uploads (including part numbers, pricing, specifications and regional attributes) using master-data loaders into the ERP system, preserving data integrity across the catalogue. Configure regional storefront visibility rules so the correct items appear to the correct buying populations, and resolve catalogue-driven ordering blocks. Triage back-end errors reported by buying teams regarding missing supplier-item mapping or incorrect catalogue data, running system checks to push correct records live.
Review recurring price modifications submitted by VARs. Apply rule‑based pricing logic against historical baselines, route threshold exceptions to Regional Channel Managers for approval, and execute automated validation workflows. Review monthly supplier pricing changes against historical baselines and flag anomalies before they reach the storefront. Execute weekly Purchase Information Record (PIR) validation cycles and upload approved records using bulk data loaders into the ERP system. Maintain accurate master‑data records so that catalogue, procurement and finance systems stay reconciled. Validate manufacturer part numbers (MPNs), unit costs and currency/region mappings to prevent pricing and quantity discrepancies downstream.
Manage product lifecycle transitions from New Product Introductions (NPI) to End of Life/End of Purchase (EOL/EOP). Accurately classify hardware tiers (Tier1 Orderable, Tier2EOP, Tier3 Depleted) and coordinate active/retired status updates with vendors. Create part numbers and system IDs needed to transact new products, and track NPI catalogue requests through the pipeline. Coordinate with catalog and engineering teams during product launches to set up the correct Base‑and‑Variant MID hierarchy, establishing regional variant entries under active parent items. Coordinate regional catalogue rollouts, ensuring new items are enabled correctly across the applicable regions and buying platforms. Support part‑compliance steps (New Part Requests, trade classification and customs valuation references) so new items are catalogue‑ready ahead of transacting.
Administer product lifecycle configurations by transitioning items between standard orderable tiers and End‑of‑Sale (EOS) or End‑of‑Purchase (EOP) retired statuses based on regional supplier stock depletion. Administer entries in the asset/catalogue administration system — creating, editing and activating or deactivating offerings — so the available catalogue stays current and correct. Maintain audit‑ready documentation of catalogue changes, approvals and lifecycle transitions. Run periodic catalogue health checks and clean‑up cycles to remove duplicate, stale or mis‑mapped records. Run bi‑weekly alignment touchpoints with hardware suppliers/VARs to capture catalog changes. Partner with Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) on Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) mapping and Master Item Data (MID) associations. Investigate catalog mismatches, missing IBP supplier combinations, and ad‑hoc expedited pricing requests via internal ticketing workflows. Escalate technical tool/script failures to technical integration teams.
Astreya is a global IT managed services provider dedicated to creating technology solutions that are reliable and human‑centered. We partner with the world’s most innovative organizations to optimize modern IT environments across the digital workplace, cloud, data, AI, and enterprise platforms. Our people are our strength. Across regions and roles, Astreyans bring deep expertise, curiosity, and a commitment to excellence. We believe great technology starts with great humans, which is why we invest in learning, collaboration, and career growth. At Astreya, transparency, accountability, and trust guide how we work with each other and our customers. We foster an inclusive culture where diverse perspectives are valued and everyone has the opportunity to make an impact. Join us to build solutions that matter and shape the future of IT together. Onwards and upwards!